How Anthony D’Esposito went from cop to GOP congressman in a Biden district
But the job of coming across as a sensible, solutions-first moderate Republican has grown harder since D’Esposito sat down for this interview before the August break.
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Spending holdup risks US ties to key Pacific Island states
The worry is that the longer the uncertainly lasts, the more attracted the islands’ populations will be to approaches from China.
Why there are no heroes in this shutdown showdown
"No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law …" — Article I, Section 9 The Constitution’s language is clear about the legislative branch controlling the
‘Fix Congress’ lawmakers debut new caucus with familiar goal
For someone who’s spent the last few years trying to modernize the House and how it operates, Rep. Derek Kilmer sounds surprisingly upbeat.
‘Golda’ director revisits Yom Kippur War, 50 years later
"I really hope we’ll succeed, because if not, it’s the end of Israel," Nattiv says. Watch "Golda" in theaters and on demand. This interview has been edited and condensed.
Long road to compensation for Camp Lejeune victims takes a turn
"I think it’s a huge step forward that the government has stepped up and offered a compensation program," Shkolnik said in a phone interview.
House GOP brings Garland to oversight hearing amid impeachment push
The oversight hearing on Wednesday is expected to highlight the partisan disagreements on the Judiciary Committee. Rep.
As US debates, EU begins to audit AI
Alberto Pena Fernandez, head of the ECAT unit, said in an interview in his office in Brussels. "We are doing a systematic analysis of what the algorithm is doing."
House GOP makes first move in stopgap funding fight
The legislation came together after extensive talks between two factions of the House GOP: the hard-right Freedom Caucus and the Main Street Caucus. The bill’s co-sponsors come from both factions.
Leaving Congress, Rep. Chris Stewart looks back on his first government shutdown
In an interview with Roll Call on his way out of town, he shared his next moves (including buying some cows) and recalled his "somber" mood in 2013 during the first shutdown of his career.
For Hillary Scholten, faith (and Jerry Ford) led the way to Congress
Scholten sat down with Heard on the Hill in her sparsely adorned (aside from Ford memorabilia) office in Washington before the August recess. This interview has been edited and condensed.
Partisan divide on drug shortages unresolved after hearing
But there’s no sign that Rodgers plans to incorporate any of the Democratic bills into her legislation, although she said in an interview Wednesday that she was "open to all ideas."
House GOP announces formal impeachment inquiry into Biden
The move represents a dramatic escalation by House Republicans against the Biden administration, which has dismissed the idea of impeachment as baseless.
Threats like AI-aided bioweapons confound policymakers
While announcing his plans, Schumer said he would consult with the EU and other countries, but he added that none of the proposals, including the EU’s AI Act, had "really captured the imagination of the
Bipartisan group would boost asset limits for benefit program
"The fact is these are rules that have not kept up with the times."
Judge orders competency exam for man charged with attack on aide to Sen. Paul
A status hearing is set for Oct. 27 to consider the report from the Department of Mental Health. "Basically the case is stuck.
Europe’s approach to regulate AI seen as too hasty for US
A 2020 version of the bill, called the AI in Government Act, passed the House but not the Senate.
Whitehouse makes ethics complaint against Alito to Roberts
The Rhode Island Democrat wrote to Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on Monday, citing a July interview Alito gave to The Wall Street Journal as the reason for the complaint.
Ex-Biden aide wins Democratic nod in Rhode Island primary
Sabina Matos, the only statewide officeholder on the ballot, was widely viewed as the front-runner but was running fourth, with eight other candidates dividing the rest.
‘Like he’s Caesar’: How Donald Trump maximizes his post-presidency protection
One might have expected to see the incumbent president of the United States riding in the backseat of one of the SUVs.